texts: An American film and television actor known mainly for his roles in comedy films such as The Devil and Miss Jones, but who was also effective in dramatic films, especially two, was <mask>. He won the Primetime Emmy Award for Best actor in a single performance in 1955. On February 8, 1960, he received two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contributions to the motion picture and television industries. The son of a doctor and a woman was born in Missouri. The founder of the Jasper County Tuberculosis Hospital was his father, who was a surgeon. The Science of Mind has an ordination of a minister. He was taught to fly by his mentor, Orville Wright.His first solo was in 1927. During high school, he gave residents rides in his plane for $5 per person. The flight instructor certificate was issued by the government. He is the first official flight instructor in the United States. He transferred to the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh because of his love of flying. His family lost a lot in the 1929 stock market crash, which caused him to drop out of aeronautical engineering. While performing in plays at Carnegie Tech, <mask> became interested in acting and decided to pursue it as a career.The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City paid its male actors fourteen dollars a week. He learned three basic principles of acting after only one season. The first and second take pride in their work. Trusting in God is the third thing. The last is said in reverence. When he couldn't find work in acting, he got a job at a theatrical agency. Realizing that three quarters of Broadway plays were from England and that English accents and actors were in demand, he decided to cash in an insurance policy and buy a round-trip ticket to England.He was learning about the country while driving a motorbike through the countryside when his bike broke down. He came up with a plan while waiting for repairs. He bribed the janitor of a local theatre to put on a marquee that was named after him. He took a photo of himself in front of the marquee and made 80 prints. He wore a new wardrobe, composed a letter introducing the actor-author-manager-director of "Blade", and sent it off to 80 New York theatrical agents and producers. He was able to get several meetings when he returned to New York. One of the producers to whom he sent letters, Charles Hopkings, cast him in a production of The Roof, playing the role of the Hon.Reggie Fanning. Henry Hull was in the cast. The New York Times listed "Conway" among the cast who provided some excellent bits of acting in the play that ran from October to November 1931. After studying song and dance by correspondence course, "Conway" replaced "Edwin Styles" in the Broadway show. Margaret Kies became the "British" Margaret Lindsay after being encouraged by <mask> to use a similar deception. He said he broke up his first marriage because he pretended to be Conway. She couldn't stand me.He was an extra in two films, Sons of the Desert and Seasoned Greetings. According to one report, the bottom dropped out of the John Bull market and demand switched from Londoners to lassoers. In 1934, he changed his name toyce Hutchens. The Ziegfeld Follies ran from January to June in 1934 and he appeared under this name. He had a duet with a native of Nebraska called "I Like the Likes of You". The show went on tour after the Broadway run, and the couple married at the end of the tour. The tour ended in Los Angeles.He wanted to move to the city. He heard King Vidor was looking for Texan actors for So Red the Rose. He got his own version of a Texan accent after listening to cowboy bands on the radio. He was cast under his actual name despite his ruse being exposed. The New York Times said that the only convincing accent in the film was that of <mask>. He played a part in The Virginia Judge. A long-term contract was signed by the studio in July.He was cast in a supporting role in Millions in the Air before his first two Paramount films. One of the leads in the Western Desert Gold appeared as a supporting role, followed by a starring role in Three Cheers for Love. Beyond Flight, The Accusing Finger, and The Last Train from Madrid all starred him. The majority of these were B pictures. He had a small role in the A picture, Souls at Sea, which was released in 1937. He played a small role in You and Me and was in The Texans and Touchdown, Army. Paramount dropped their option on him.He said he was poison. No agent would look at me. He will return for King of Chinatown with Anna May Wong, but he doesn't appear in the final film. He was cast in the crime movie I Stand Accused at Republic in September. At least I could get inside the casting agents again. Joe Pasternak was the producer of Three Smart Girls Grow Up. Pasternak was reluctant to cast him, preferring to find a musician, but <mask> told him, "I could fake it".He said, "I had a lot of experience faking things harder than that." He signed me up to try it. Universal was given an option on a seven-year contract starting at $600 a week, going up to $750 a week the following year, and finally up to $3,000 a week. His first film for them, Three Smart Girls Grow Up, was a big success, and in March 1939 Universal took up their options on the actor. The film was directed by Henry Koster. He was the best leader I've ever worked with. He had a great comedy talent and also a romantic one.The New York Times said in their review of the film, "<mask> shows a really astonishing talent for light comedy, we never should have suspected it from his other pictures." Pasternak used him again to support Gloria Jean in The Under-Pup. He was supposed to reteam with Jean in Straight from the Heart. Columbia wanted him for the lead in Golden Boy, but couldn't come to an agreement with Universal. Henie was romanced by <mask> in Everything Happens at Night, after he supported Basil and Victor in Rio. He had a key role in Charlie McCarthy, Detective at Universal and then was borrowed by MGM to play the lead in a B movie. The romantic male lead in Private Affairs was also the romantic male lead in Spring Parade.The CBS Radio network's dramatic serial titled Those We Love ran from 1938 to 1945. He played the role of David Adair in the serial drama Those We Love. In One Night in the Tropics, <mask> and Allan Jones were cast as the comic team leads, but were overshadowed by the performances of Abbott and Costello. He was borrowed by a company established by Norman Krasna and Frank Ross, who were making a comedy from a script by Krasna for release through RKO: The Devil and Miss Jones. Sam Wood directed <mask> to play a union leader who was in love with Jean Arthur. The film was shot at the same time as Free and Easy. Devil and Miss Jones was a commercial success, even though Free and Easy lost money.Moon Over Miami was borrowed from him by 20th Century Fox so he could finish Devil and Miss Jones. "Is that boy going places in 1941?" Louella wrote in January 1941. It's a <mask> year because his troubles with Universal are over and almost every studio in town wants to borrow him. The romantic male lead in It Started with Eve was used as a lead by Pasternak at Universal. Hal Wallis was the head of production at Warner Bros., where Sam Wood was directing an adaptation of the novel Kings Row. Warner Bros did not have any contract players who were considered ideal for the role of Paris, and after trying desperately to get Power, they tried to borrow <mask>, who had done an impressive test. The actor had to drop out of It Started with Eve because he was busy with it.<mask> was able to make both films after the schedule was rearranged. The production of Kings Row had to be suspended for a week so that they could do reshoots for Eve. Both films were huge hits. "<mask> was too old for the part in Kings Row, but he was helped considerably by the support cast," said Hal. In 1942, he starred in the Alfred Hitchhiker's spy film, which was made at Universal. He played Barry Kane, who was wrongly accused of espionage and was trying to clear his name. In December 1941, John Chapman said that <mask> was one of his "stars for 1942" and that he was among the most sought-after leading men in town.Between Us Girls was announced by Universal and starred Diana Barrymore. Norman Krasna's directorial debut, Princess O'Rourke, was filmed at the same time as it was filmed. <mask> was supposed to be in We've Never Been Licked for Walter Wanger at Universal. The Civil Air Patrol, an organization of citizens and pilots interested in helping support the U.S. war effort, was formed in December 1941. He was the first commanding officer of Squadron 918-4, which was established in February 1942 at the Grand Central Air Terminal. He and other members of the squadron went to look for the Japanese submarine that attacked the oil refinery. Search and rescue missions, border and forest patrols, and courier missions were some of the missions that <mask> participated in during the war.He used his own aircraft, including a Porterfield and a Cessna 165 Airmaster, for this work. San Fernando Senior Squadron 35 is based at Whiteman Airport in Pacoima, Los Angeles. In 1942, he joined the United States Army Air Force. He was a flight instructor during World War II. He achieved the rank of captain after serving as a pilot in the United States Air Force Reserve. He played aircraft pilots in several films. He had small roles in two films during the war, but he was off screen for two years.Fired Wife was supposed to be a movie with Teresa Wright, Charles Coburn, and Eddie Anderson. He refused to be in the film when he found out the actors wouldn't be in it. The film began in April 1943. Universal put him on suspension for five weeks, refused to give him a new part, or pay his weekly salary after the suspension had been lifted. In May 1943, he told the studio that he was no longer under contract. The studio tried to put him in minor roles to "run him ragged" and teach him a lesson, according to the lawsuit. In 1944, the court ruled that Universal had voided its contract with the actor and owed him $10,700.This decision happened in the same fortnight as a court case in which the actor was in favor. Hal Wallis <mask> was free of Universal since August 1944. He signed a four-year exclusive contract with Hal Wallis, who had left Warner Brothers to become an independent producer. He left the Air Force to star in You Came Along, which was directed by John Farrow. The Army Air Force pilot, Bob Collins, died off camera, but was resurrected 10 years later for the television show. He was under contract for four years. The Bride wore boots was a comedy with Barbara Stanwyck.He was supposed to be dishonorable discharged from a story by John Farrow. Dream Puss, which was announced by RKO, was not Its Love Love Love. In 1946, he said, "I play the boyfriend of a girl young enough to be my daughter." I feel like a kid again when I run one of my pictures because I'm 36. He said he wanted to act in only one film per year, and that he was more interested in producing and directing. A film noir, The Chase, and a Western, Heaven Only Knows, were both made by Nero Films, a company founded by Seymour Nebenzal and Eugene Frenke. The production company they formed was called United California.It was too similar to another company's name, so they changed it to United World. In December 1946, it was announced that <mask> had signed an exclusive contract with United California Production and that he would be making one film a year for seven years. The Bad Guy was announced from a script. They were also going to do Joe MacBeth. In the 12 months prior to 1947, he had earned $110,000. The Lost Moment was a film noir written and directed by Walter Wanger. It flopped at the box office.The Big Curtain was supposed to follow it for Edward Alperson at Fox. The film Sleep, My Love was directed by Douglas Sirk and produced by Mary Pickford. Frank Hale was brought in as a partner by United California. Let's Live a Little was a romantic comedy with Hedy Lamarr. United California: Ho the Fair Wind, The Glass Heart, Poisonous Paradise, and a remake of Passport to Love are all in the works. The story

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texts: of how <mask> broke into acting was supposed to be written by Norman Krasna. The Accused was performed for Hal Wallis at Paramount.Eagle Lion co-produced with United California a film set in the French Revolution by Anthony Mann. The comedy was at Universal, Free for All. The three-movie deal was signed by Columbia in July 1949. Tell It to the Judge was made for them. He did one for Wallis at Paramount and then went back to Columbia to do a musical with Joan Caulfield. The Glass Heart was supposed to be made for his company and released through Columbia, but this didn't happen. He played a con man in The Barefoot Mailman, his third film for Columbia.He appeared in two television shows, "Run from the Sun" and "The luncheon". Faithfully Yours had a short run on Broadway in late 1951. He was in The First Time at Columbia. He was in Betty Crocker Star Matinee and Robert Montgomery Presents on TV. Four Star Playhouse was a short-run radio show featuring four stars. Battle in Spain was offered to him, but he turned it down because it was too controversial. My Hero was his first regular television series and he played a real estate salesman.He wrote and directed episodes. The series ran for 33 episodes before <mask> decided to end it. The show was axed. "After it was dropped, I was dead and savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay was savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay One day, I sat in my agent's office and heard a top producer tell him that nobody would buy me. He accepted the State Department's invitation to go on a goodwill mission to Argentina. The show was nominated for an award.In Marry Me Again, he played the lover of Grace Kelly, while in Dial M for Murder he played the husband who tried to kill her. The film did well. There was a musical at Warner Bros called Lucky Me. He was chosen by producer John Wayne as his co-star to play airline pilot Captain Sullivan in The High and the Mighty, but William A. Wellman overruled Wayne and hired <mask> for the part. Twelve Angry Men was an original TV play written by Reginald Rose and directed by Franklin Schaffner and featured actors including Franchot Tone and Edward Arnold. Henry Fonda played the role of Juror Number Eight in the film. He won the 1955 Emmy Award for best actor in a single performance.Campbell Summer Soundstage, Justice, and The Elgin Hour all appeared on television. An independent film production company was formed in July of 1954. The company's name had a number ofTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia is aTrademarkiaTrademarkia is aTrademarkia is aTrademarkia is aTrademarkia is aTrademarkia is aTrademarkia is aTrademarkia is aTrademarkia is aTrademarkia is aTrademarkia is aTrademarkia is aTrademarkia is aTrademarkia is aTrademarkia Mary was appointed president of the company. The pilot for The Bob Cummings Show was filmed in July of 1954. Frank Tashlin was supposed to write and direct a film based on a novel by John D. MacDonald. Laurmac Production was formed with the hope of producing a feature film in May 1955.The <mask> Show was on the air from January 1955 to 1959. Love That Bob in reruns was where he played Bob Collins, a former World War II pilot who became a successful professional photographer. The character considered himself to be the ladies' man when he was a bachelor. The sitcom was noted for its humor. The portrayal of his grandpa was a popular feature of the program. His co-stars were Rosemary DeCamp and Ann B. Davis, who played his sisters Margaret and Chuck MacDonald, respectively. Nunnally Johnson cast him opposite Betty Grable in How to Be Very, Very Popular (1955) at Fox, which turned out to be Grable's last film.He was given time off to rehearse and record his show. Around this time, he said he had made 78 films and that he was distinguished for none of them. Hollywood has never been very fond of me. I was always second choice. I used to tell my wife that Bill or a boy not even born yet needed to be sick. I used to say, "If I could find another business where I could be successful!" Ronald Reagan and Art Linkletter were one of the hosts on ABC's live broadcast of the opening day of Disneyland.He played off his playboy character image by embracing and kissing a young woman with a stricken look on her face. His performance in The Bob Cummings Show earned him a nomination for best actor in a continuous role. He turned down The Heavenly Twins for the Theatre Guild, and was mentioned for Bewitched in England, but did not do it. During the series' production, he was able to play other roles. He did episodes of General Electric Theater, The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show, and Schlitz Playhouse. "Bobby's a really fine dramatic actor, but people usually associate him only with comedy," said the director of "Bomber's Moon". I suppose.Directing an actor like this who feels immediately what the script wants and what the director wants makes you love this business. "It's a great life, acting", he said in 1959. I wouldn't have it any other way. I'm a completely content actor. In 1959 he claimed it was his decision to end his show as he was tired and wanted to take a year off. He wanted to sell the show to other people. He said he wouldn't do another comedy."King Nine Will Not Return" was written by Serling and directed by Buzz Kulik. He appeared on The Last Bugle, The Action in New Orleans, The Dick Powell Theatre, and The Great Adventure. The New <mask> Show was on CBS from 1961 to 1962. It was a show about a pilot who had various adventures. It ran for 22 episodes. My Geisha is a film written by Krasna. He was top-billed in Beach Party, but the film is better remembered for first teaming Annette Funicello and Frankie Avalon.The Carpetbaggers and What a Way to Go! were both popular films. It was in Theatre of Stars. He was a judge on The Beverly Hillbillies episode "The Race for Queen" in 1964. In 1964–65, he starred in another CBS sitcom, My Living Doll, with Julie Newmar and Jack Mullaney. He asked to be written out of the show after 21 episodes. There were five more episodes. In the late 1960s, he had roles in Promise Her Anything and the remake of Stagecoach.Harry Alan Towers produced Five Golden Dragons and Gidget Grows Up. The Way Storkward was a Broadway play that ran for a short time in 1966. According to a review in the New York Times, <mask> is not in top form. He sounded a bit strained. He is usually a farceur. He guest starred on Theatre of Stars, The Flying Nun, Green Acres, and Here Come the Brides. The Great American Beauty Contest and Partners in Crime were the last films in which he played a lead role.During the 1970s, he traveled the US performing in dinner theaters and playing in plays while living in a travel trailer. He provided a written introduction to the book Airstream written by <mask> and James Phillippi in 1984. He played the father of Fred Grandy's Gopher on ABC's The Love Boat in 1979 and had a small role in Three on a Date in 1978. The 15th-anniversary celebration of Walt Disney World was hosted by <mask> in 1986. He said in 1987 that he wouldn't mind living until he's 112. I still do calisthenics and swim. I have never been in a hospital, except for a hernia operation.People laugh at my use of vitamins. They look surprised when I tell them I take 50 pills a day, but the thing works. "If I have a problem, I get expert counsel and ask the opinion of a good psychic," he said. <mask> was last seen in public in 1990 on The Disneyland 35th Anniversary Special. Five times, <mask> got married and fathered seven children. His first marriage was to Emma. He married an actress he met while performing in a Follies show.Mary was his third wife and ran his business affairs. They separated in 1968 and had a bitter divorce, during which she accused him of cheating on her with his former secretary, and using methamphetamines, which she said caused wild mood swings. She claimed that he relied on astrologers and numerologists to make financial decisions. When the divorce was finalized in 1970, the communal property was estimated to be worth between $700,000 and $800,000. He was married to Gina Fong from 1971 to 1987 and Martha Burzynski two years later. He died a year later. He was an avid pilot and owned a number of airplanes.He published a book on healthy living, Stay Young and Vital, in 1960. Hedda Hopper reported in May 1948 that there were four lawsuits against <mask>. The writer of My Hero had been fired. In 1952, LA County deputy sheriff William Conroy served <mask> with papers regarding a suit that he had been sued for by the sheriff. The actor dragged the man along the pavement after he tried to serve him with a subpoena. He didn't know that he was a deputy. The cases were settled in 1954.In 1972 he was charged with fraud for operating a pyramid scheme involving his company. He was arrested in 1975 for being in possession of a blue box. He wasn't tried under the double jeopardy rule. Despite his interest in health, he was said to have been a meth user until the end of his life. In New York to star in a production of Twelve Angry Men, <mask> began receiving injections from the notorious "Dr. Feelgood". His friends recommended the doctor to <mask>, who was complaining of a lack of energy. Jacobson insisted that his injections contained only vitamins, sheep sperm, and monkey gonads, but they actually contained a substantial dose of methamphetamine.A patient of Thomas, who was based in Los Angeles, and later injecting himself, was allegedly continued to use a mixture provided by Jacobson. The euphoria of the drug and subsequent depression caused by it damaged his career and led to an intervention by his friend, television host Art Linkletter. His drug abuse and career collapse were factors in his divorces from his third wife, Mary, and fourth wife, Gina Fong. In the 1970s, after Jacobson was forced out of business, <mask> developed his own drug connections in The Bahamas. He was forced to live in a home for indigent older actors because of his Parkinson's disease. There were seven children. Tony was the son of the man who played Rick Halloway in Another World.He was a supporter of the Republican Party. There was a death at the Motion Picture & Television Country House and Hospital on December 2, 1990. He is buried in the Great Mausoleum at Forest Lawn Cemetery. Television credits My Hero as <mask>. Beanblossom Justice in "The Crisis" "Too Good with a Gun" was written by George Burns and Gracie Allen and starred Russ Baker as Bob Collins. Amusement for all. The University Press of Kentucky is in Kentucky.Dictionary of Missouri history. The University of Missouri Press published When Hollywood Was Right in 1999. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. Are you tired of the commute? $3.5 million is all you need. The Seattle Times was published on September 5, 2006 James R. "Meet <mask>...Pilot, Actor, Businessman".March 1960, pp. Flying, 66:3. 44–46, 54, 56. Lertzman, Richard A. and William J. JFK, Marilyn, Elvis, and other prominent figures were treated and drugged by Dr. Feelgood. Skyhorse Publishing is in New York. The Dictionary of Films and Filmmakers was created by the International Dictionary of Films and Filmmakers. New York: St. James Press."<mask>" Leonard Maltin has a movie encyclopedia. New York: McGivern, Carolyn. The films of John Wayne were lost. Cumberland House is in Nashville, Kentucky. The company is located in Jefferson, North Carolina. James E. and Paul W.Movie actors are in the Army and the Air Services. The Naval Institute Press was published in 2000. Sexless Oysters and Self-Tipping Hats are 100 Years of Invention in the Pacific Northwest. Sasquatch Books was published in 1991. There are external links to the biography of <mask>. American male comedians, American male dancers, American male film actors, American male radio actors, American male stage actors, American male television

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texts: <mask>'Dwyer was born in 1945 and is an American lobbyist and lawyer. The Commissioner of the United States National Commission of UNESCO was appointed by Hillary Clinton. O'Dwyer was born on October 10, 1945 in the Upper West Side of New York City. He attended the High School of Music and Art. The High School Democratic Association was formed following the election of John F. Kennedy, with members drawn from most of New York's top high schools. <mask>'Dwyer received his Bachelor of Arts degree from George Washington University in Spanish-American Literature and his Master of Arts degree in Spanish-Language Literature from Middlebury College in Madrid. He studied Spanish at the National University of Mexico before becoming a lawyer.He received his Juris Doctorate degree from Georgetown University and his Masters in Law from George Washington University. He received a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Dublin City University. He received the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters (hc) from his alma mater, Middlebury College, on August 16, 2019. O'Dwyer is a member of several organizations, including the National Spanish Honorary Society of the Sigma Delta Pi Fraternity. He was the "Man of the Year" in 2011. He was named a Knight of the Holy Sepulchre, a papal knighthood, and The Child of Peace Award by the Catholic Home Bureau in 2000. Dublin City University gave him the highest award given by the University.The Sean MacBride Humanitarian Award was given to O'Dwyer by the Ancient Order of Hibernians in October of 2015. In the fall of 2018, the New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee announced that O'Dwyer would be the parade's Grand Marshall in 2019. <mask> has long served as an advocate for the Irish-American community in New York, focusing on immigration rights and reform for Irish citizens immigrating into the United States as well as supporting investment and development throughout Ireland. His uncle, William O'Dwyer, held the title in 1938 and his father, Paul O'Dwyer, did the same in 1974. O'Dwyer has spent his entire legal career at the law firm founded by his late father, Paul O'Dwyer, which concentrates on personal injury, immigration rights, labor relations, disability rights and general commercial litigation. He is the firm's senior partner. He has been cited as a New York Super Lawyer since its inception, which is a peer ranking and only the top 5% of the profession as surveyed by the Bar of New York City.He received a rating for 25 years that puts him at the top of his profession. He is the General Counsel of the US Airline Pilots Association. The United States has the highest personal injury award in the world. O'Dwyer taught Spanish at the George Washington University and Malcolm King College. He was a recipient of the Dean's medal for his work with the City University of New York Law School Foundation. He is a co-chair of the board of the graduate school of political management. He is an advisor to many chapters in the New York City area.He was named the Fraternity's Man of the Year in 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Lobbyist and causes O'Dwyer is a "stalwart" of the Democratic Party. He considers the Democratic Party to be for the poor and dispossessed. Immigration is high on O'Dwyer's list. The New York City Council gave him a citation for his work with immigrant groups. As a son of Irish immigrants, O'Dwyer has been influential and active in America's Irish Community. He received an award from the Brehon Law Society, an award from the Irish Immigration Reform Movement, and was selected as the Chief Brehon of the Coney Island Irish Fair.He was the grand marshal of the St. Patrick's Day Parade in 1998. The largest Irish immigrant center in the United States was founded by him. Thousands of Irish men and women have been helped by the center in its 25 years of existence. The center is a focal point for Irish immigrant causes. The Associacion Tepeyac provides advocacy and services to New York's growing Mexican community and <mask> has served as chairman and counselor. He helped convince the late New York City Mayor Edward Koch to open the doors of New York City's public universities and colleges to all immigrants regardless of their documented status. He has focused on defending workers who have been hurt in the course of their employment.O'Dwyer was made the grand marshal of the Puerto Rican Parade in 1993 due to his efforts on behalf of the people of Puerto Rico. He is a member of the "Top 100" Irish in the United States. The Outreach Project Annual Service Award 1994 was won by O'Dwyer. O'Dwyer was honored as one of the top 25 Irish who have made a difference by Irish Voice Magazine. He was recognized as one of the top leaders of the Irish Community in the New York area, and as someone who has had a significant positive impact in changing the community. He received the Man of the Year Award from the IrishEcho, the oldest Irish American Newspaper. Irish and Irish-American interests have been the focus of <mask>'Dwyer's political work.He served as national chairman of Irish Americans for Clinton-Gore in 1992 and 1996 and Irish-Americans for Gore in 2000. He served as an advisor to the White House on Irish issues when he was part of the delegation that accompanied President Bill Clinton to Ireland three times. He was awarded the Director Citation for Exemplary Public Service by the White House Director of Personnel for his work on the President's Commission on White House Fellowships. He was appointed as Commissioner of the United States National Commission for UNESCO in June 2011. Ireland's cause in the United States has been worked on by O'Dwyer. He has received many awards for his work in promoting Irish interests in the United States. He works to facilitate American investment in Ireland and Northern Ireland as chairman of the Irish Chamber of Commerce USA.He has been with many US public officials on their trips to Ireland and Northern Ireland, including Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. He is a member of the Board of Ireland West Airport. A group of 200 people, including radio broadcaster Adrian Flannelly, went on a pilgrimage to the Knock Marian Shrine in Ireland in 2015. The visit was the first official pilgrimage from anywhere in the world and the first pilgrimage from the New York archdiocese to the Marian Shrine. Aer Lingus flew from New York to Ireland West Airport Knock for the first time. He is the nephew of the mayor of New York. He is married to the former Marianna Page MacWilliam, the former Associate Vice Chancellor of the State University of New York, with whom he has two children and four grandchildren.There are references to 1945 births of Roman Catholics in New York.

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texts: <mask><mask> has been the Commissioner of Major League Soccer since 1999. A member of the United States Soccer Federation board of directors, <mask> is also the CEO of Soccer United Marketing. Prior to becoming MLS commissioner, <mask> spent his entire career in the sports industry, working in a variety of capacities in marketing, events, television, and league administration. He was with the National Football League for 16 years. MLS has grown in popularity in the United States and Canada under his leadership. MLS has set records for attendance and revenue during his tenure. The league has seen increases in every metric, including team valuations, attendance, sponsorship, and digital and social media engagement.MLS has the seventh highest average game attendance in the world. Every year since 2005, SportsBusiness Journal has named <mask> one of the sports industry's most powerful executives. He was 16th on the list. MLS received the award for League of the Year. The Sports Business Journal named him the Executive of the Year. The Los Angeles Times named <mask> one of the top sports commissioners in 2011. He received an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from the State University of New York.The Athletic Hall of Fame at his alma mater was where he was inducted. In 2016 he was elected into the National Soccer Hall of Fame, but deferred his enshrinement. His family was a second generation Jewish family. His mother's parents were socialists from Russia while his father's were Orthodox Jews. <mask>'s father was an accountant and his mother was a nursery school teacher. He was raised in Queens, New York. After 16 years with the National Football League, <mask> left to become the senior vice president/managing director of NFL International, where he oversaw all aspects of the NFL's business outside the United States.The director of marketing for the League was <mask>, who began his career in 1984 as a marketing manager. He was the NFL's senior vice president of business development and was responsible for a variety of television, special event and marketing activities. MLS Commissioner <mask> was appointed as Major League Soccer commissioner in 1999. The commissioner brought the league in line with international standards by eliminating the shootout and having the referee keep the time on the field. The three-plus-one substitution rule was eliminated by MLS in 2004. Teams were able to substitute three field players as well as an additional goalkeeper. At the time, <mask> said the decision reflected their focus on continuing their alignment with the world's game.MLS growth has emphasized gradual, sustained growth over decades rather than attempting grandiose moves to win headlines. The league had only one team in its own stadium, the Columbus Crew, whose Mapfre Stadium was built by Lamar Hunt in 1999. On December 7, 2001, <mask> met with club owners at the Colorado ranch of Philip Anschutz in order to establish a plan to ensure the league's survival. Soccer United Marketing, an agency designed to manage soccer content in the U.S., was one of the concepts agreed upon. The Anshutz ranch summit is seen as a critical moment in the rise of MLS. MLS clubs began building soccer-specific stadiums after the summit at Anshutz's ranch. The new venues gave teams full control of the stadiums and gave fans a better game day experience.The "cathedral of American Soccer", the Home Depot Center, was built in 2003 to house both senior national teams. By the start of the MLS season, four more soccer-specific stadiums were built. MLS has 22 stadiums built for soccer. There will be at least six stadiums built for MLS clubs within the next few years. Soccer United Marketing was established in 2002 and manages all sponsorship, licensing and advertising sales for MLS and other premier soccer properties in North America. SUM's first deal was the purchase of the English-language rights to the 2002 and 2006 World Cup for $40 million and to have the games broadcast on ESPN, splitting advertising revenue with the network. FOX Network paid more than ten times that amount for the same rights a decade later.SUM is increasing its partnerships. SUM was selected by the confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football to market and service its worldwide sponsorship rights. SUM is worth more than $2 billion today. Major League Soccer grew from 10 clubs in 2004 to 30 clubs in 2023 through a detailed and comprehensive expansion process. The cost of expansion clubs has gone up a lot. The expansion price for Toronto FC was $10 million. MLS's next wave of expansion will cost an estimated $325 million.The league will expand to 30 teams. Potential new teams in Detroit, Phoenix, Las Vegas, and San Diego are included in a proposal to expand the league to 32 teams. None of this has been confirmed by MLS. Team valuations have soared as the league expanded and established a footprint across North America with successful clubs in Seattle, Portland, Toronto, New York, and Atlanta. Forbes first released valuations of MLS clubs in 2008 and the average team value was $48 million. Forbes reported a 500 percent increase in 10 years in the average value of a MLS club. The Designated Player Rule was created by MLS at the end of the 2006 season.The rule allows clubs to sign three players whose total costs exceed the maximum budget charge. The decision to institute the Designated Player Rule was influenced by fan research. MLS needed more "marquee" players to boost interest and the long-term strength of the league in a quicker fashion. The rule made it possible for clubs to sign international stars like David Beckham, or current stars like Jozy Altidore to larger contracts. In recent years, the strategy for signing Designated Players has evolved. Teams began to use the rule to acquire younger, rising stars because they were more likely to use the rule to sign older, brand-name stars from Europe. Nicolas Lodeiro, who was signed as a Designated Player, was part of the reason why Seattle won the MLS Cup.Atlanta United FC had five Designated Players when it won the MLS Cup. The average age of Designated Players in MLS is 27. The implementation of high-level player development initiatives has been a hallmark of the league. In 2006 the league mandated the creation of youth development systems and declared that any player developed by a team could be signed by that team without the player having to go through the MLS SuperDraft. MLS teams were required to establish youth amateur programs separate from the pro club in 2010. For at least one year in an MLS youth program, players can sign a pro contract with a team without entering the SuperDraft. Real Salt Lake's Justen Glad and Seattle's Jordan Morris are some of the players who have emerged after a decade.Smaller-market clubs have been able to develop their own stars. The Under 17 club of Seattle Sounders FC won the Generation adidas Cup over the academy teams of top international clubs to prove how far it had come in a short time. Canada MLS was established midway through <mask>'s tenure. Three Canadian teams are playing in the MLS. Toronto FC joined the league in 2007, while the Whitecaps and Montreal joined in 2011. They established successful MLS clubs. The league has agreements with Canada's sports networks.MLS extended its deal with TSN for five years and signed a new five-year contract with TVA Sports. This was in the wake of a banner year for Canadian teams in MLS in 2016 as Toronto FC defeated the Montreal in the Eastern Conference Final. There was a three-year agreement between MLS and the leading live-streaming sports service. A major change in policy was enacted by the league. A limited number of Canadians would now be considered domestic players. Canadian players used to only count as domestic in MLS if they played for one of the three Canadian-based teams. The CSA and executives from the three Canadian teams collaborated to improve youth development for Canada.A Canadian-specific Generation Adidas program was part of the collaboration. CSA and the league work together to identify Canadian players who could be signed to contracts and made available in the MLS SuperDraft. Major League Soccer's media rights deals have seen major increases. The English-language rights to MLS and U.S. soccer were sold to two networks for $75 million per year for eight years. The Spanish-language rights were won by Univision. MLS' previous broadcast deals averaged $18 million per year and the combined average rights fee of $90 million per year was a 500 percent increase. Sky Sports and Eurosport were among the new international TV agreements signed by MLS in 2015.MLS sold the rights to games in India, Australia and New Zealand. MLS matches can be seen in more than 170 countries. MLS has been at the forefront of innovation in media. Facebook signed a deal with MLS and Univision to stream at least 22 matches during the regular season and 40 Matchday Live shows with highlights and analysis. The games can be watched on the Facebook page of MLS and the shows can be seen on the MLS Facebook page. Outside of deals with regional sports networks, there are six MLS clubs with exclusive streaming partnerships. The first professional sports league in North America to allow sponsor's names on the front of jerseys is furthering the league's financial well-being.The first agreement with XanGo was signed in 2006 by Real Salt Lake. Teams now make millions of dollars from their jersey-front sponsorships. The average jersey-front sponsorship is between $2 million and $5 million a year. MLS will remove its logo from the right sleeve of jerseys in 2020, allowing teams to sell a 2.5 by 2.5 inch square ad to corporate partners. Each team will make more than $1 million a year with the new sponsorship opportunity. Major brands have signed league-wide sponsorships and partnership renewals in recent years. During <mask>'s time in office, ownership has been dramatically diversified.There were only three investor-operators in the league in 2001: Philip Anschutz's Anschutz Entertainment Group, Lamar Hunt's Hunt Sports, and Robert Kraft. MLS became a league without multiple-team operators for the first time in the league's history after the sale of the remaining interests in Houston. The current era of Major League Soccer has diversity of thought. They include Atlanta United FC owner Arthur Blank, the founder of Home Depot, as well as the City Football Group and the New York Yankees. The majority owners of Los Angeles FC are Larry Berg, Brandon Beck, Bennett Rosenthal, Magic Johnson, and Will Ferrell. Inter Miami is owned by a diverse group of global entrepreneurs, including David Beckham and Masayoshi Son. Major League Soccer is trying to have more and more people on a national level engaging in soccer generally and Major League Soccer specifically.It is about having more committed investors and having more thought around our board table. It's about more jobs for players and administrators and all those other things that make Major League Soccer more valuable. MLS WORKS was formed in 2007, the league's community outreach initiative, dedicated to addressing important social issues affecting young people throughout the United States and Canada. <mask> has two adult children and lives in New Jersey. The Committee for Club Football at Fédération Internationale de Football Association is one of the boards he serves on. The World Leagues Forum is an international body convened by soccer leagues. He is a member of the Football Stakeholders committee.He is the Vice President of Hope and Heroes, an organization that raises funds and creates programs for children with cancer at the New York Presbyterian Hospital. The National Soccer Hall of Fame members are 21st-century American Jews.

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texts: The chief strategist for the regent of the Chinese Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms state Wu was a man namedYan <mask>u was intelligent and capable of strategies in his youth, and that he became a guest of the Huainan officer. As a member of the staff of <mask> often offered advice to him. Even though he was serving under the leader, he was still allied with the leader. The military governor of the Fengguo Circuit was planning to join the rebellion started by two of his subordinates.When Zhu accepted <mask>'s offer, he was executed by Xu. Both Xu andYan were promoted after Zhu's death. In 905, when <mask> was gravely ill, he ordered <mask> to meet with him privately. At the meeting, he said that he was waiting for the arrival of his oldest son, who was the governor of the capital of the Ningguo Circuit, and that he had. After going to see Zhou, they realized that Zhou had drafted the order but left it on his desk. They took the order from Zhou's desk and delivered it to the other person. When the military governor of the circuit died, he was succeeded by a new one.The emperor of Tang's final empire, Emperor Ai, was forced to give up the throne to a powerful warlord in 905. By this time, he had become the ruler of his own domain, as he carried the title of Prince of Hong. His powers were limited by the fact that one of the headquarters guard commanders, as well as another guard commander, had effectively taken over most of Hongnong's governance after killing a number of <mask>'s associates. It's not clear what role <mask>u played in the early parts of the administration. In 908, fearing that <mask> would act against them, they assassinated him and then claimed that he had died of an illness. Their original plan was to divide Hongnong between themselves and then submit to Later Liang, but after the assassination, they decided to take over the rule over Hongnong himself. He pointed out to him that several senior generals posted away from Guangling, including Li Yu, could hardly be expected to support his takeover, and therefore advocated having <mask>'s younger brother.At the public display,Zhang acquiesced to the taking of the throne by Longyan. It was said that the senior general was so impressed byYan's bravery that he honored him like an older brother. If this is true, it means that <mask> would have been born before 867, when Zhu was born. The governor of Zhexi Circuit was made byZhang after he maintained control over the Hongnong governance. It was pointed out to Xu that once he left he would be blamed for the death of his friend. The two of them agreed on the analysis and asked for the help of the other. The deputy military governor of Huainan, Li Chengsi, was persuaded byYan to meet with the two men and convince them that Li would be isolated if they left.An assassin was sent to kill <mask> because he was working in a league with Xu. When the assassin arrived, he didn't beg for his life, but instead begged to write a letter to his friend. After reading the letter, the assassin spared him, taking only his treasure, because he was touched by it. The two people were planning on eliminating the other. They persuaded the officer to join the plan and 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 After publicly declaring his loyalty to <mask>yan, Xu stated that he was behind the plot to assassinate <mask> Wo. He became Hongnong's regent.He divided up the administrative responsibilities between two people, one who was in charge of military matters and the other who was in charge of fiscal matters. The people appreciated the abilities of both of them. There was a time when the region around Fu Prefecture (, in modern Fuzhou, Jiangxi) was controlled by a semi-independent warlord who rose against Hongnong and claimed to be the emperor. Zhennan's military governor asked for help from the Hongnong headquarters as he put Hong Prefecture under siege. <mask> Keqiu. The meeting was forced byYan going directly into Zhou's bedroom. Zhou said that the defeat at Su Prefecture was because he wasn't given full command powers.<mask> promised to get him full authority. Hongnong took full control of Wei's territory after Chu forces withdrew. The Zhennan region was left with one semi-independent warlord, Lu Guangchou, who was nominally submitting to both Hongnong after Wei's defeat. Lu died and his son <mask> took over his domain. Each time a new corps is posted to the Xingan post, a small increase in the number of soldiers should be made. The plan was carried out and the army of the Qian Prefecture did not know that the plan was being carried out. By 916, the control of the command decisions from Sheng Prefecture was in the hands of his son, who was the junior regent.One night early that year, the officers seized the man and intended to attack the man. The situation would become uncontrollable if <mask>, who went to sleep in the open, showing that he was not afraid. Ma and Li were captured and killed after the army from Run Prefecture arrived the next morning. The general Wang Qi was in charge when the operation to capture Qian Prefecture and the surrounding region was launched in 918. Prior to the attack's being launched,<mask> hired engineers to open up the Gan River rapids in modern Ji'an in order to allow the Wu fleet to navigate the rapids and reach Qian Prefecture. After Wang Qi was stymied by Tan's defense, he would eventually die in illness, but the succeeding commander was able to defeat Tan and capture Qian Prefecture, allowing Wu to take over the region.While the Qian campaign was going on, there was another plot against the man. The deputy generalissimo of all circuits was drawn jealousy for carrying a greater title than the generalissimo by the man who had previously had a good relationship with him. The military governor of the new Jinghuai Circuit was supposed to be Zhu. Zhu was angry, but he appeared to be still respectful to the man who was alienating the other generals and officials as he was arrogant and promiscuous. At the farewell feast, he assassinated Xu Zhixun, and then tried to get <mask> to help him, but he didn't want to be involved, and then he came under attack. The military prefect of Run Prefecture and the adoptive brother of Xu Zhixun arrived at the scene to control the situation. The general Mi was suspected of acting in league with Zhu and wanted to kill Mi, but he was concerned that Mi might resist.The generals and officials were summoned to the headquarters to congratulate <mask> on the victory after he defeated the Chu army. As the generals were arriving,<mask> had soldiers that he posted at the headquarters gates seize Mi and then killed him and his sons. As he believed that many other generals were acting in concert with Zhu, he wanted to expand the reprisals. They pointed out to him that he had brought disaster on himself by his actions. He did not carry out the large-scale reprisals that he initially was inclined to do. In the aftermath of his son's death, his other sons were young, and he saw no other options, so he made the junior regent at Guangling and the senior regent at the same time. As a result of seeing this, and believing that the powers of a biological son should eventually be passed to a biological son, <mask> suggested that the junior regent should be a biological son.Knowing that he was against him, the two of them tried to have him ejected from Guangling so that he could be the prefect of Chu Prefecture. When he received the order, he went to see the other person. At the meeting, he pointed out that Jin's prince Li Cunxu appeared to be posturing to claim the imperial title himself and claim lawful succession after he lost to Later Liang. Since Jin had claimed that he wanted to reestablish Tang, the political structure of Wu was no longer viable. In order to cut off connections to Tang,<mask> suggested that the Wu political structure should be restructured and that the imperial title should be claimed by <mask>. In order to prepare for the break with Tang, he keptYan at Guangling. After seeing that he could not eliminateYan, he decided to make peace with him by giving a daughter in marriage to his son.While not claiming imperial title, <mask> broke from Tang-bestowed titles and claimed the greater title of King of Wu. The deputy head of the examination bureau of government was given the title of Menxia Shilang, although in effect in command of the examination bureau. After the death of Longyan, his brother Pu succeeded him in the government. After gaining a foothold south of the Yellow River, <mask> Keqiu.After Later Tang forces captured the Later Liang capital Daliang later in the year, they delivered the news to both states, drawing apprehension from both states. The Later Tang emperor's victories were unsustainable given his own personal behavior, and possibly underYan's advice, <mask>u refused to receive edicts. The letter of the emperor of the great Tang to the lord ofWu was resented by Emperor Zhuangzong because it started with the greeting, "The letter of the emperor of the great Tang to the lord ofWu." The respectful letter of the lord of the great Wu to the emperor of the great Tang was greeting. The official Lu Ping was sent to Later Tang. Before Lu went to the Later Tang court,<mask> anticipated what kind of questions Emperor Zhuangzong might ask him, and had Lu prepare answers; as it turned out, the questions Lu was asked matched whatYan anticipated. After Lu returned 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266When he was one of the heads of the executive bureau of government, he was given the title of You Pushe, but he was also given the title of Menxia Shilang. The adoptive brother of Emperor Zhuangzong was killed in a mutiny and succeeded by him. When the news came in, Xu became even more respectful of his predictions. Over the years, the three of them continued to make suggestions to the younger one to replace the older one with the younger one. By 927, the resolve to do so became apparent because of the filially piety of the man. He was going to advise <mask> to take the imperial title and then reassign the other two. He became ill as he was about to leave Sheng Prefecture, so he sent his younger brother to submit his petition to <mask> with instructions to stay at Guangling.While the younger Xu Zhixun was still on the way, he was forced to return because his father, the junior regent, was going to resign and ask for a post as the military governor of Zhennan Circuit. The imperial title was claimed by the man after the death of the man. He died as Zuo Pushe and chancellor. There are notes and references to the Annals of the Ten Kingdoms. 10. 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texts: <mask> is an American television journalist, best known as the former host of Cuomo Prime Time, a weeknight news analysis show on CNN. He co-anchored Good Morning America from 2006 to 2009, and was the ABC News chief law and justice correspondent. He was one of two co-anchors of the weekday edition of New Day. <mask> is the brother of <mask>, who was the 56th Governor of New York from 2011 to 2021, and the son of <mask>, who served as the 52nd Governor of New York from 1983 until 1994. <mask> was suspended by CNN after it was reported that he assisted in the defense against the sexual harassment allegations that led to his brother's resignation. He was fired from CNN. <mask> was born in Queens, New York.<mask> is the brother of <mask>, the former governor of New York. His paternal grandparents were from Nocera Inferiore and Tramonti in the Campania region of southern Italy, while his maternal grandparents were from Sicily. <mask> graduated from The Albany Academy, a private university prep school in Albany, New York, followed by an undergraduate degree from Yale University and a Juris Doctor from the Fordham University School of Law. He is licensed to practice law. <mask>'s early career in journalism included appearances on CNBC, MSNBC, and CNN about social and political issues. He was a correspondent and political policy analyst for Fox News, where he covered a wide range of stories about controversial social issues. <mask> was asked if he should be considered a journalist on his show.I don't care what they call me. I'm not forwarding anything. That's not something I do. My opinion doesn't matter. Roger Ailes called Cuomo "fearless" when he was hired for Fox Files. His year-long coverage of heroin addiction at ABC revealed the extent to which it was affecting suburban families. He has covered the Haiti earthquake, child custody, and homeless teens.Policy changes followed his undercover look at for-profit school recruiters. Over 150,000 vehicles were recalled after <mask>'s tip from a BMW owner. He was the news anchor for Good Morning America from 2006 to 2009. He was the primary reporter on breaking news stories, both in the U.S. and around the world. He was embedded in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iraq where his convoy was hit by an IED. He covered the Virginia Tech shooting, the Fort Hood shooting, and the Pennsylvania Amish school shootings in the U.S. The Sago Mine collapse, as well as the Minneapolis bridge collapse, were live broadcasts.He was the anchor for morning and evening coverage. During his time at ABC, he had a website, "Cuomo on the Case," as well as two weekly digital programs: The Real Deal and Focus on Faith. Father Edward Beck appeared with him on ABC News Now. <mask> co-hosted CNN's morning show with Anderson Cooper. He made his debut on CNN as a field anchor on February 8, 2013. <mask> was the co-anchor of CNN's morning show New Day when it was announced that he would host Cuomo Prime Time. Inside with <mask> was hosted by the anchor and focused on stories affecting real people, in real towns and cities across America.He began hosting a two-hour weekday radio show called "Let's Get After It" in September. There is a channel on the radio. <mask> had an interview with his brother, New York Governor <mask>, on his CNN program. After reports about sexual harassment allegations against his brother surfaced, Cuomo said on his program that he could not cover any issues regarding the allegations on the program, acknowledging his obvious conflict of interest. Cuomo was reported to have advised his brother on how to respond to the allegations. CNN said that Cuomo's engagement in the conversations was inappropriate but wouldn't take any action against him. CNN staffers were "vexed" by Cuomo's conduct and the violation of journalism ethics.Cuomo stated that advising his brother was a mistake that would never happen again. <mask> said in August that he had persuaded his brother to step down as governor and that he was not an adviser to Andrew. On November 29, 2021, the New York attorney general's office released documents that show Cuomo used his media sources to uncover information about his brother's known accusers and inquire about the possibility of new accusers who had yet to come forward publicly. Cuomo helped formulate statements for Andrew and was in touch with a top aide to Andrew about future reports about Andrew's alleged misdeeds. Cuomo was suspended from CNN. Cuomo said he understood why some people felt the way they did about what he did. CNN terminated Cuomo's employment and said they would investigate his "involvement with his brother's defense" after an internal review.Cuomo denied trying to influence the coverage of his brother's sexual allegation problems. <mask> announced on December 6, 2021, that he would be leaving his job on the satellite radio station. On the same day, it was reported that Cuomo is threatening to file a lawsuit against CNN to recover the $18 million of his remaining contract, on the grounds that network president Jeff Zucker understood the details of Cuomo's involvement with his brother's defense. Zucker claimed in a virtual meeting with employees that he had reprimanded Cuomo in May, and that <mask> had gone further than he had told other members of the senior executive team. <mask>'s book, originally titled "Deep Denial", was not going to be published in the fall of 2022. The book was to look at the Presidency of Donald Trump. Cuomo was accused of sexual harassment by his former boss in a New York Times op-ed.She stopped short of asking him to be fired from CNN. <mask> described the incident as not sexual in nature. He apologized to her and said he meant it. The attorney for a former colleague of <mask>'s told CNN that her client had accused Cuomo of sexual harassment. Cuomo was terminated because of this accusation, according to Katz. <mask> has been nominated for multiple awards. One of the youngest correspondents to receive an award was recognized for his Good Morning America profile of a 12-year-old poet.He has received awards for team coverage. The Edward R. Murrow Award for breaking news coverage was one of the awards he received. The American Bar Association has an award for investigating juvenile justice. <mask> married a magazine editor in New York in 2001. They have three children in Manhattan. Cuomo also has a home in the area. On August 13, in Shelter Island, New York, Cuomo threatened to throw a heckler down a flight of stairs at a bar and chastised him with profanity after the man called him Fredo.Cuomo told the man that using the name "Fredo" was akin to using the n-word for Italians. <mask> acknowledged that he should be better than what he dislikes in a public statement. <mask> announced on March 31, 2020, that he had been diagnosed with COVID-19. He broadcasted his program from his home. <mask> said that he had a memory of his dead father, former New York Governor <mask>. Cuomo family New Yorkers in journalism References External links 1970 births Living people ABC News personalities The Albany Academy alumni American people of Italian descent People of Campanian descent People of Sicilian descent American television news anchors and correspondents <mask> Catholics from New York

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texts: She is a British writer of non-fiction books. She used to write erotic novels under the names Lucinda Chester, Evelyn D'Arcy, Chelsea Miller and <mask>. In 2008, Breakfast at Giovanni's won the Love Story of the Year award from the Romantic Novelists' Association. She specialized in Old English at the university. She sold her first novel in Norfolk. Chris and Chlo are their children. Falling for the Playboy Millionaire, The Millionaire Boss's Reluctant Mistress, and Good Girl or Gold-Digger?The Doctor's Lost-and-Found Bride, Red Wine and Her Sexy Ex, and Neurosurgeon... A Christmas Knight, The Fireman and Nurse Loveday, A Moment on the Lips, Italian Doctor, No Strings Attached, Dr Cinderella's Midnight Fling, and Once a Playboy... to a proposal? Falling for Mr December, Capturing the Single Dad's Heart, Falling for the Secret Millionaire, and her Festive Doorstep Baby. His Shy Cinderella, Christmas Bride for the Boss, Unlocking the Italian Doc's Heart, Reunited at the Altar, Carrying the Single Dad's Baby, A Diamond in the Snow, and Heart Surgeon, Prince... Husband! One Night to Remember, Mistletoe Proposal on the Children's Ward, and Finding Mr Right in Florence are some of the films released in 2019. Is it a bridegroom?


texts: The Georgian-British architect who pioneered modern design in Britain in the 1930s was named <mask>. His work includes the Highpoint housing complex and the London Zoo penguin pool. Although certificates state that he was born in Warsaw in 1903, <mask> used false documents to hide his time in the Red Army. He is thought to have been born in Georgia into a Jewish family. His father was a civil engineer for the railroad. In Moscow and Leningrad, where he studied, he witnessed the Russian Revolution of 1917 and absorbed elements of Constructivism. The apartment building on the Avenue de Versailles was designed by <mask> and Jean Ginsburg.He was associated with Le Corbusier in Paris. He was involved in the debates of Constructivism, designing a trade pavilion for the USSR in Bordeaux, and participating in the Palace of the Soviets competition. After moving to London from the Soviet Union in the 1930s, <mask> settled in the artists' community associated with the British art critic Herbert Read. He set up an architectural practice in London. The gorilla house, penguin pool and landmark buildings for London Zoo are examples of the first projects of Tecton. The Architects and Technicians Organisation was founded in 1936. London Zoo commissioned Tecton to design buildings for their reserve park at Whipsnade and a completely new zoo in Dudley.Dudley Zoo was an example of early Modernism in the UK. The penguin pool was demolished in 1979. According to the 20th Century Society, the playful pavilion at Dudley is a call to remember the higher calling of all architecture, embracing not just material needs but also the desire to inspire and delight. Private houses in Sydenham, one of the UK's few modernist terraces at 85-91 Genesta Road in Plumstead, and the Highpoint apartments in Highgate were all part of the housing projects. Le Corbusier gave particular praise to Highpoint One, which had a patterned facade and caryatids at the entrance. The Labour Party council in the Metropolitan Borough of Finsbury were major funders of the health centre. The aesthetic and political ambitions of Modernism were combined with the radical municipal socialism of the Borough by Lubetkin and Tecton.There was tension between the three key ideals. Universal access to healthcare free at the point of use for the residents is the first social function. It was no longer possible to achieve social good through charity or hope, instead it was provided by a democratically elected and accountable municipal authority funded through local taxation. The aesthetic was one of the elements that made Tecton's work unique. The building's tiled facade shone above the surrounding slums, its rational conception asserted the ideal of a socialist future as the rational end to progress; in <mask>'s words the architecture "cried out for a new world". The class bound thirties of Britain were challenged by <mask>'s 'nothing is too good for ordinary people'. The start of war in 1939 stopped the replacement of the slums with modern flatted housing.The war moved <mask>'s work from the fringe to the mainstream. When peacetime came, the British government became more committed to the idea of building a fair society. The visual expression for the future was articulated through propaganda. One of the posters was about the appalling realities of pre war Britain. The title of each poster was 'Your Britain- Fight for it Now'. The erection of a statue in 1941 was a sign of the political shift. The site of Lenin's lodgings at Holford Square was marked by the memorial.The Monument was defaced many times by those opposed to Communist Russia. The monument was placed under police guard. The Labour victory was built on the promise of modernity. The National Health Service looked at the Finsbury Health Centre as a model. The Minister of Health laid the foundation stone for the Spa Green Estate to confirm the significance of <mask>'s vision. In 1998 it received a high Grade II* listing for its architectural significance and the 2008 restoration brought it back. The first housing project for the practice was Spa Green, which was led by Denys Lasdun.The style that was soon to emerge as the dominant form of welfare state architecture was the patterned style. At Spa Green, for example, the floating roof canopy, the stairwells marked by repeated clusters of square 'windows', and the acute-angled canted meeting lodge are examples of postmodern architecture. Ove Arup was the structural engineer for most of these projects. Arup's innovative concrete 'egg-crate' construction at Spa Green gave each flat clear views unobstructed by internal pillars, and his aerodynamic 'wind roof' provided a communal area for drying clothes and social gathering. The Peterlee new town commissioned <mask> to be the masterplanner and chief architect. Tecton was dissolved the next year. According to <mask>, after the war, the Tecton was at best a ghost of its former self.A number of high rise towers were proposed by <mask> in his masterplan for Peterlee. The risk of subsidence was posed by the coal being continued under the town for several years. The National Coal Board is an agency of the Ministry of Fuel and Power. The NCB would not change their policy despite investigating a number of options that would have allowed coal extraction to continue. Despite attempts at dispute resolution at cabinet level, the difference of approach between the ministries remained as <mask> was the employee of the Ministry of Town and Country Planning. In the spring of 1950, <mask> resigned from the Peterlee project. The road layout at Thorntree Gill has only one physical sign of his involvement in the scheme.Francis Skinner and Douglas Bailey collaborated with <mask> to complete Bevin Court. The housing scheme was renamed to incorporate the memorial. There were no balconies, community centre or nursery school planned for the Spa Green Estate because of post-war austerity, which forced <mask> to strip the project of the basic amenities he had planned. Pre-made floor and wall components were used to save costs. He focused on the social space. The staircase is a social condenser that forms the heart of the building and was created using his aesthetic and political concerns. The scheme was renamed Bevin Court after Ernest Bevin, Britain's firmly anti-communist foreign secretary.The memorial was buried under the central core of the staircase. The staircase was painted red as part of a restoration. The Festival of Britain would be influenced by Tecton's work. The authority with responsibility for building the Festival rejected <mask>'s attempts to get a job. After being frustrated, <mask> spent more time at the farm he had managed for the Beamish family before purchasing it for himself. He and Bailey and Skinner designed three large council estates in London's Bethnal Green, which is now a part of Tower Hamlets. Increased use of precast concrete faade panels and the development of complicated abstract facades and Constructivist staircases are what these schemes have in common.He lived with his wife in Bristol. Brunel typified the spirit of technological progress which attracted him to England and he fought to protect the views of Brunel's Clifton Bridge. The RIBA Royal Gold medal was awarded to <mask>lfini Gallery in Bristol in 1980. The models and illustrative material were designed by David King. In 2005, he was the subject of a Design Museum exhibition.His daughter, Louise Kehoe, published an award-winning memoir in 1995, 'In This Dark House', which included previously unknown details of <mask>'s early years. The theatre at East Durham & Houghall Community College was named after <mask> because of the vision he had for the town. His daughter opened the theatre on October 5, 2009. "I am immensely proud that this beautiful theatre has been named after my father and that his work is remembered in spite of the brutal way it ended," he said at the opening. He wanted to turn Peterlee into the miners capital of the world. Unfortunately, that wasn't possible because of his respect and admiration for the miners. The annual Lubetkin Prize for International Architecture was established by the British Cement Association in 1992.John Allan - Lubetkin: Architecture and the Tradition of Progress is associated with Ern Goldfinger.

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texts: The intelligence work done behind the Iron Curtain in 1988 under the name "Orange" was done by <mask>. W<mask>. The International School of Project Management is in New Delhi, India. <mask> was born in London. He attended prep school at Highfield School. He made slow progress in the educational system. He met up with friends of Golo Mann after taking up Hispanic Studies in a small private college in Spain. He qualified for the Classe préparatoire aux grandes écoles after returning to France.The Lyceé Jules Ferry is where he accomplished his Khgne. There is a new archeological area at Les Baux-de-Provence. He obtained his masters degree in humanities from the Paris Nanterre University. He attended the seminars of Wlad Godzich at the University of Geneva after completing his M. Phil at the IUEE. Two study tours of the Soviet Union were organised by the students of the IUEE. The first two went to Moscow and Kiev. He attended both.The tour of the Ukraine gave him an idea of the level of hostility vis--vis Moscow and the leadership of the Komsomol. The shape of the army was leaked by a student from the highest school of politics and administration. Bain saw the opportunity to break away from the Communist Block when he moved to Budapest. Allowing East Germans to leave Hungary was discussed as a way of bringing down the Wall. Recently, NGOs in Hungary were allowed to be financed internationally, an open door for the West to finance dissident groups. He met with the leaders of the democratic opposition in an underground cafe and discussed the plan to allow East Germans into Hungary. He was followed by the police in the city and they took him on a 14 kilometer walk around the city.On his return to the hotel, the receptionist told him that the police had searched his belongings. He had to leave. Bain was able to get on a train without buying a ticket because of an InterRail pass. The train had already crossed the border into Germany when stooges noticed him. The German television showed pictures of him as an accused of murder in Czechoslovakia, while he was hidden by a friend. The former Hungarian exiles helped him escape from Munich by hiding him in a freight compartment and then in a toilet compartment. He went to the house of Professor Dusan Sidjanski.He hid for a month in a flat in France after discussing the plans to bring down the Wall. Emile Noel, Secretary General of the European Commission, shared his research report with him. The US Central Intelligence Agency shared it with the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office. The document is said to have triggered a change in the West's foreign policy towards the East and Central Europe just a year and a half before the Wall fell. In the summer of 1991, <mask> led a group of young European enthusiasts from different European Union (EU) Member States during a 2-day meeting in Romainmtier, Switzerland on the theme "An EU Constitution". The President of the EU Commission Jacques Delors was given a Doctorate of Honoris Causa by the Corvinus University of Budapest in 1994. He is a member of the UK European movement.He is a member of the UK Liberal Democrats and a close friend of the UK deputy prime minister. He revised the Hungarian application for the EU as a shadow director in the Hungarian Ministry of Interior. His draft was approved by both the EU Parliament and the EU Commission, paving the way for Hungary's accession to the EU in the first round of enlargement of the EU. Bain has been a public opinion maker in Hungary, with a series of articles published in the Budapest Sun. He was a diplomat in New Delhi, India for the European Commission. Bain started his alternative action after seeing the film "Gandhi" in Madrid at the age of 18. He befriended the Basque cause.Despite serious deterrence by the Spanish Guardia Civil, he took part in the nationalist demonstrations in the early 80's. His friends used to call him "la naranja" because of his orange hair. He went to Berlin, the heart of alternative Germany. This is where he got his first glimpse of the Wall and the underground exchanges between the East and the West. Bain was a militant and sat on two school boards. Bain took the French Ministry of Education to court after he refused to take the CAPES exam. The secondary school exams were opened to foreign European nationals in France and several other countries of the EU after he won his case.He set up the newsletter "Le Piston" (nepotism) in the European Commission and denounced several scandals. He was tortured by the French Direction de la surveillance du territoire for more than two hours. The "Piston", which lasted for 4 years, is considered to be one of the elements that forced the European Commission to adopt a reform including contractual and financial control over all expenditures. He left for Hungary in 1991 where he founded the Rugby club the Budapest Exiles RFC. He worked with Microsoft managers in Hungary to create correctors for Microsoft Word. The relationship between a database structure of language rules and the scientific structural linguistic approach was established by Bain. Microsoft was able to improve the spelling correctors when the matter was taken up as a research project in Harvard University.Bain attended the post-graduate seminars of the literary critic Lucette Finasse in Paris in the last year of high school. He stayed in Golo Mann's country residency in Berzona, Switzerland, after joining a group of young Spanish language scholars. 1964 births Living people British academic administrators British intelligence operatives

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texts: <mask> is an American actor, stand-up comedian, screenwriter, and producer. He is best known for his recurring role as Terry Bernadino in the comedy series Reno 911!, for his work with Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Production, and for his own personal sketch comedy series. He has a sister, Rachel, and a brother, John, and was born in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area. Roger was an editor and journalist, having written for publications such as the Cincinnati Enquirer and City Pages, as well as founding the Grand Gazette, a former Saint Paul community newspaper. The area now known as Victoria Crossing was revitalizing Grand Avenue. In 1989 Roger and Pamela divorced. He has Swedish ancestry.He started acting and performing at the age of 16. A mischievous student who struggled with alcohol and drugs, was kicked out of school four times for pulling fire alarms, smoking cigarettes, fighting, and posting a lewd sign in class, and was in a rehabilitation program while still in school. He decided to pursue stand-up comedy after graduating from college. He saw stand-up comedy as a stepping-stone to a career in film, even though he was a fan of sketch comedy. He is a fan of the Minnesota Vikings. Josh Duhamel is a good friend of his. In an interview with The Portland Mercury, he stated that he did his first open mic "as a goof" but he was encouraged by the club owner.He performed regularly at Knuckleheads, a comedy club that was located in the Mall of America. At Cabaret Balls, he was an occasional performer. He was selected to perform stand-up at the U.S. after getting some attention within comedy circles. The festival is at 20 years of age. In the past, the festival was a place for comedians and actors to get exposure to the industry and was held in Aspen, Colorado. The launch pad for many comedians and comedy writers was once the largest comedy convention in the US. Tony Camin, the night's MC, said after the first performance that there was a deal waiting to happen.The TV show is called 'An Aspen Kid With Altitude'. After leaving the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area, he went to New York City and then to Los Angeles where he performed at many nightclubs. In addition to his stand-up, Swardson began to get work in commercials and in small roles in both TV and film, such as an appearance in an episode of the Al Franken sitcom LateLine in 1999, and playing the role of a crazed David Bowie fan in the 2000 film Almost The half-hour Comedy Central Presents special featured a stand-up act by Swardson. The Best of Comedy Central Presents: Uncensored II, a DVD of his second appearance on the show, was released in 2008. Jamie Kennedy and Adam Small starred in Malibu's Most Wanted, which was co-written by Swardson. He played the role of Terry Bernadino on the Comedy Central series Reno 911!There was a recurring character throughout the series from 2003 to 2009. The flamboyant gigolo was often seen wearing roller skates. It was in 2003 that the friendship and working relationship with Adam Sandler began. After seeing <mask>'s Comedy Central special, Sandler reached out to him to see if he'd be interested in collaborating on a project. Comedy Central decided to pass on a TV show called Gay Robot, which was based on a comedy bit that appeared on Adam Sandler's fifth album, Shh...Don't Tell. The show was supposed to be an animated one, but never came to fruition. In January 2007, a copy of the live-action pilot was made available.The Gay Robot character was resurrected on Pretend Time. <mask>'s sketch comedy show, Pretend Time, ran for two seasons on Comedy Central. The show was produced by Happy Madison. On February 6, 2012 <mask> announced via his Facebook page that there would not be a third season and that he was developing a new show where he plays a ninja. Happy Madison Production produced and co-produced the film Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star. He was in the film 30 Minutes or Less. The character Troy was voiced by <mask> in the animated series Chozen.Party by Adam Sandler is a comedy film. Writers from Minneapolis American male comedians American male film actors American male television actors American stand-up comedians

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texts: A Belgian-American pianist, organist, teacher, and composer was born in 1897 in Sint-Niklaas, East Flanders, Belgium. The deanery church of St. Nicholas had a composer and organist. His mother was a gifted singer and pianist. At six years old, Camil got his first musical education in piano and music theory, and later in harmony and counterpoint, from his father. He was able to play the organ, lead a choir, and sing Gregorian chant by the age of twelve. He used to substitute for his father as an organist and conductor. The St. Joseph Institute and the St. Joseph Minor Seminary provided basic training for the priesthood.He devoted himself to music after the first quarter of his third year. He loved to read. He kept in touch with his college friends. <mask>lse joined the military at the age of seventeen. He was told he had six months to live after he was exposed to poison gas. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Despite his poor health, he began studying at the Royal Conservatoire of Antwerp in 1919.He studied harmony and composition with Edward Verheyden. His father was the organist at St. Nicholas Church. He was awarded the prize for harmony with highest distinction and the Albert De Vleeschouwer prize in 1922. He was awarded the highest distinction for piano in 1923. His first concern was his health. He was told by his doctor that he would benefit from a warm and dry climate. He moved to Oklahoma in 1923 and then to Tucson, Arizona, at that time, one of the most musical cities in America.Tucson has a favorable climate for pulmonary patients. He felt better after spending a summer in Tucson, so he decided to stay there. He changed his name from Kamiel to <mask>. He was already engaged to a woman in Belgium when he married Augusta Nijs in 1924. They had two children. The musical life of Tucson was important to van Hulse. Private piano, organ, harmony, and counterpoint lessons were given by him.He was given a permanent position as an organist at All Saints Church in 1924. The church has Peter and Paul in it. The Tucson Symphony Orchestra was founded by him. He had a busy career as a concert pianist. He published 130 works as a composer. All major genres of music were composed by him. The late romantic style was combined with modern trends.He retired in order to devote himself to composition. His compositions received many awards. He was a musician as well as a linguist and is included in the Dictionary of Linguists. He is in the Dictionary of Musicians. In 1930, <mask> van Hulse returned to Belgium. He traveled back to his native country every two years to visit his family and friends. He was awarded two prizes by the Society of Arizona Composers for an instrumental composition Suite for Cello and Piano and for a vocal number, as well as 'The Beatitudes', a choral work with piano and organ accompaniment.The fourth prize was national. He received a prize from the American Guild of Organists. In 1957, a concert was held in honor of his birthday. The Ballad of the Six Knights was written for the 750th anniversary of the city of Sint-Niklaas. The man died in Tucson, Arizona. "Veni creator spiritus" is a postlude for the grand organ. It is sometimes referred to as the Festival Prelude.Here is a recording of the Scherzo by Gabriel Dessauer. A. C. H. wrote "O filii et filiae". The movie "Toccata-fantasy" was released in1953. The Little Suite for carillon was published in 1970. There is a symphony poem in seven tableaux for the organ. The five Christmas fantasies were based on a flute call and two authentic Indian melodies. There is a Yuletide fantasy on old English carols.That's right. The child Jesus is on the chant Puer natus est nobis and two Flemish carols. There is a song called "Opus 76/6-Joyeux noel!" Morning breaks upon the tomb: Innocents; Triptych: Christ is Christ ist erstanden; and Vesper musings: Abide with us. Open now, God of mercy, God of Grace; O day of rest and gladness; Blessed are the sons of God; All ye who on this earth do dwell; It is not death to die; Praise God. Part 2 of Modes I-V. There is a recording of "last judgement" part 2 by Laure de Leon in the Modes VI-VIII.There are four short pieces for organ: Preludietto, Sarabande, Dirge and Passacaglia brevis. There is a recording of 'Evening Song' and 'Meditation' by an unknown organist. The Organ Music for Church, 11 Pieces for Organ, and the Organ Music for Ten Pieces were written in the 1960's. The four pieces for the organ are Prelude on "Singers, Sing", Meditation on "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today", and Toccatina on "Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today". The number is unknown or not yet found. Aria Cantilena is arranged for organ solo by Easter Morn. There are four pieces for the organ and three for the piano.Miniatures: 1. Madonna, 2. The shadows are 3. There are seven pieces for the service and three for the Prelude and Postlude. On a chorale by Melchior Vulpius, "Fantisie-Toccata", is a piece for Church Organ. Part two. There are one hundred twenty chorale preludes, postludes, voluntaries and by older masters and contemporary composers.A.o. My hope is built on the organist. Part two. There are one hundred twenty chorale preludes, postludes, voluntaries and by older masters and contemporary composers. A.o. Take my life and let it be. He was Pontifical/c.<mask>lse is a modern/l. Archive Bibliotheca Wasiana, Sint-Niklaas 1897 births, 1988 deaths, 20th-century American composers, 20th-century American conductors, 20th-century American male musicians, 20th-century organists, American male classical composers.

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texts: Robert A<mask> was an American football player and coach who spent more than three decades in the sport, including his most prominent position as head coach of the National Football League's Los Angeles Rams. He played football for three years at Ohio University, seeing action on both sides of the ball. As a senior in 1933, he won small college All-America honors and was off the field for just four minutes. He played for the Pittsburgh Americans in the second version of the American Football League in 1936 before moving to the NFL the following year with the Cleveland Rams. While serving as the team's placekicker for two seasons, <mask> finished the 1938 NFL season with                                      On February 13, 1939, he was traded to the Chicago Bears and used as a running back. He suffered a personal tragedy when his two-week-old son, Robert Calvin, died on November 30.The misfortune of playing on the same team as future Hall of Fame signal caller Sid Luckman led to the decision to play exclusively at quarterback for the next year. The Bears went on to win the 1940 NFL Championship with the largest margin of victory in the history of the league's playoffs. After another season of play resulted in another championship for the Bears, with <mask> kicking three field goals in the 37-9 championship game victory, he retired to become the University of Notre Dame's freshman football coach on July 10, 1942. His main focus was instruction in his area of expertise, the T-Formation, and his work undoubtedly proved to be successful when two quarterbacks under his guidance, Angelo Bertelli and Johnny Lujack, went on to win the Heisman Trophy. During his one more season with the Bears in 1943, he broke three league kicking records and connected on all 12 of his field goal attempts. The Bears scored a high amount of points against the New York Giants on November 14. He worked at the Thompson Aircraft plant in his hometown of Toledo for a year after the Bears won their second title.He was unable to serve in the armed services because of a back injury. He coached his alma mater to an Ohio state title. In 1945, he joined the Rams as an assistant coach and helped <mask> win the Most Valuable Player award. The Rams won the National Football League title on December 16 in bitterly cold conditions. The Ram owner shifted the franchise to Los Angeles just weeks later, with the same owner spending the following season in the same capacity. The league's youngest head coach was named on January 20, 1947, after Adam Walsh resigned as Rams head coach. After winning three of the first four games, the Rams lost four in a row and finished with a 6–6 record.He resigned on September 3, 1948, because of the pressures of that season. Despite the stress, he stayed away from coaching for less than a month before accepting the USC job. On January 28, 1949, he left his position as an assistant coach with the Green Bay Packers to become the head football coach at the University of Toledo. The first African-American mentor to ever work for a non-black college was named as freshman coach by <mask>. After finishing 4–5 in the 1950 season, he left the school and did not return until 1953, when he was named head coach of the Canadian Football League's Calgary Stampeders. He was dismissed after one season. The league denied the accusation that players were taking the amphetamine benzedrine to keep up their energy during the season.After one season as an assistant at West Virginia University, he moved back to the college level, this time as an assistant at the University of Pittsburgh. During the 1960s, he worked at the minor league football level, beginning with the Toledo Tornadoes of the United Football League. He resigned as head coach of the Wheeling Ironmen of the Continental Football League on November 22, 1967. On February 4, 1969 he resigned as head coach of the Indianapolis Capitols to start his own business in Toledo. There was a death at a Toledo rehabilitation center. There are external links to 1913 births and 2001 deaths of American football quarterbacks.

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texts: <mask>, also known as "Detroit", passed away on November 22, 2020 in South Germany. He was raised on the west side of Detroit on Oregon Street, where his family moved when he was a baby. His mother reared him in the church where he began to perform on the saxophone with Brother Lawhorn. He was a member of the jazz band at community college. He played in a blues band when he was 14. At the age of 17 he recorded That good old Funky feeling with his band The Impacs. The Dramatics had a backing band called The Impacs.The T.P. toured with The Dramatics and performed at the Apollo in Harlem. He camped in California for five years after visiting the Warner Theater in Washington D.C. He performed with musicians such as Eddie Shaw, Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson, Johnny Heartsman, Roy Brown, Big Mama Thornton, and many other musicians on the West Coast music scene. He spent a year in the Chicago blues scene in 1982, playing in the bands of Lefty Dizz, Johnny Littlejohn, and Sugar Blue. They released three vinyls. In addition to producing several music concerts for Jazz Clubs and Festivals, he has toured with a number of musicians. He was a member of the Ray Charles show in Germany and Japan.After moving to Berlin, he continued to invite international stars to the Berlin Blues Café and founded the Pink Piano Jam Session. He was announced as one of the most important american saxophonists living in Europe since more than 20 years ago, as well as Europe's Oldest Jazzclub in Paris Le Caveau de las Huchette. The International Blues Duo produced and released three albums and has recorded with many people. In 2002, he won the Berlin Jazz & Blues Award, as well as the German Preis derDeutschen Schallplattenkritik 1994 for acoustic soul, and the Gong Show in 1977 with Rick Murphy and David Winans as The Show Bizz Kids. He started several art projects in his last years. Bobby McFerrin was featured in The International Blues Duo To The World. Bobby's Thing & Lady Fair is a film by Detroit <mask>.The Boogieman, I Got Up, Paris Jook, Ballads in a Diplomatic Lounge, and Saxin' the Blues were all written by Fabrice Eulry. References include The Dramatics: What you see is what you get, Jimmy Scott: A Pair and a Spair, Rickmond, Cindy, and The International Blues Duo. <mask> is at the "Blues Archive of The University of Mississippi Digital Collections" in Oxford, USA. The Blues Archive University of Mississippi Digital Collections has a collection of photographs. Go Red Go, Blow Arnett Blow: The life of Arnett Cobb was written by Ingrid Montgomery-Swinton. <mask> at Berlin Dialogues - CES Center for European Studies Harvard University, Berlin, and the Last recorded Concert at the Pink Piano with <mask> and a Spoken Word by Arnett Cobb can be found here. Tommy Schneller beim SWR-Summertime Blues - Allgemeine Zeitung, was written by Uwe Manzke.The Night of the Saxophones was written by Wolfgang Peter. <mask> at Caveau de La Huchette is a musician. Hrsg. Cabu. L'Archipel was in Paris in 2008. There are people who are African-American jazz musicians, American blues singers, American male saxophonists, American rhythm and blues musicians, and American soul musicians.

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